Mathieu Lutfy ha scritto: >Hi, > >No need to use the Ubuntu debs, the Debian OOo2 packages will work fine >if you use the command "dpkg -i --force-architecture example.deb". > > > Hi Matt, thanks for the response, I'll try your way but, with force-architecture it can't install because of dependencies! I can't install 64bit libraries to make this work. So I'm forced to repackage these debs? >But this alone will not solve the problem. When I ran into it, I fixed >it by installing in /emul most of the libraries on which OOo2 depends. >When I upgraded from OOo-1.9-125 to OOo-2.0-1, the problem surfaced again, >but I simply installed newer libraries into /emul. Now that I think of it, >maybe I had could have avoided this by upgrading the ia32-libs package.. > > ia32-libs isn't a full package, so you have to install yourself a lot of libraries >Finally, I had the bad habit of using strace on >/usr/lib/openoffice/program/soffice.bin, and grep for libs. To be honest, >it solved my problem quickly. You can grep for 'lib' or 'open' to fine the >latest open lib, and "dpkg -X" it in /emul. > > Since I don't like having files out of packages in my system dirs, I repack every library that I use to have it installed in /usr/lib32. However I'll use strace, thanks for idea!!! Greetings -- Alessandro Dal Grande Student In The University Of Padua - Computer Science Linux Registered User #359258 System: GNU/Linux Debian Sid Pure64 on K8@3200 Chat: Psi ICQ) 150487234 Jabber) alex84@jabber.linux.it Home: http://v0n0.altervista.org
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